
I am on a quest to knit in every public (and academic) library in Vermont. I write a short essay about what I learn from each visit. Hen Solo, my hand-knit emotional support chicken, comes along.
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If you are reading this I hope you can join me for some ceremony to mark the end of my quest to knit in every public library in Vermont. Please stop by to say hello and have a donut.
In January 2024 when I began this quest, had no idea...
Library 194! The Vermont Department of Libraries in Barre was the 194th stop on my quest to read, write, and knit in every public library in Vermont.
I read: bulletins of the state library, circa 1915
I wrote: everything Lauren a...
Library 193! The Solomon Wright Public Library in Pownal was the 193rd stop on my quest to read, write, and knit in every public library in Vermont.
I read: Is this a Cry for Help? By Emily Austin
I wrote: notes on the library...
Library 192! The John G. McCullough Free Library in North Bennington was the 192nd stop on my quest to read, write, and knit in all of Vermont’s public libraries.
I read: Is This a Cry for Help by
I wrote: notes on the library...
Library 191! The West Burke Public Library was the 191st stop on my quest to read, write, and knit in every public library in Vermont. This was also my final library in Caledonia county. Check and check.
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Knitter. Birder. Professor. Vermonter. \ud83c\udff3️\ud83c\udf08 On a quest to knit in all of Vermont’s public libraries with my emotional support chicken, Hen Solo.
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